was separate those kids, rip them from the arms of their parents at the border. we are not doing that. >> then they were cages but now they are facilities. fox news pressing the biden administration about their border hypocrisy. >> when we save cops run toward danger this is what we mean. the unbelievable rescue caught on camera. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> a great story when you see our heroes, men and women in blue, fire department and communities running toward danger to try to help people when everyone else is running away from it. >> i was reading a book to the little one about firefighters being billed as he rose and i said at least there is one book out there were that message hasn't taken away, so many stories about that message being

taken away, great to see what we just saw. jillian: we will have that in the show. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: house democrats aiming to pass $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill tomorrow as the feet of the minimum wage hangs in the balance. >> more on the controversial spending package. >> reporter: this at stay or does it go with the minimum wage question. a woman rarely in the spotlight, elizabeth mcdonagh, senate parliamentarian will make that call when she determines if the minimum wage increase complies with the verb rule under budget reconciliation process. senate majority leader chuck schumer making the case it does. >> according to the congressional budget office raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour has a significant budgetary impact which should make it permissible under the senate reconciliation rules. jillian: of democrats push the massive relief bill through treasury sets, the national debt

will swell to $30 trillion. inside to this bill the $1,400 stimulus checks $400 weekly unemployment benefits, extension of the child tax credit, $350 billion for state and local government, $100 million for rapid transit expansion. republicans are opposing it to the overall size and scope and senator john kennedy slams it. >> this isn't of coronavirus bill. this is a left of lenin the socialist wish list. it just is. is chock-full of spending porn. >> the president's pick for budget director near attendant is in real trouble. her vote being held up by two committees after she lost democrat joe manzo which and who calls her a little bit toxic, she deleted 1000 tweets before the confirmation process began.

for now the white house is sticking by her side. >> i repeated yesterday, fighting for her nomination she's very engaged in doing outreach to senators, members on the lands or any questions they had. todd: she's taking heat, deb holland got grilled for stance on fossil fuels and xavier becerra has been hammered over his lack of experience. it is unclear if either is at risk of losing democrats but in this 50-50 split senate every vote counts. >> let's get into that little more. much of the attention has been on your tendon but xavier becerra is really the one to watch. >> near attendant has always been a shiny object of the people that were put forward as nominees by joe biden, she attracts a ton of attention because of her really epic and

impressive trolling efforts on twitter and also just a long list of bad blood with a lot of different people including people on the democratic side of the i also she was always going to attract some attention but becerra is where they should be focused because he's the one who's going to be in charge of administering so many different aspects of healthcare in america. >> reporter: republicans grilled becerra over his abortion views as he refused to say whether he supports any restrictions on abortion. jillian: 3 dozen house democrats are calling on president biden to relinquish sole authority over nuclear weapon launches. political reporting lawmakers sent a letter saying it is too dangerous to have only one person carrying the nuclear codes. democrats claiming past nuclear threats raised concern about presidential judgment. fox news contributor been onchino said he was in disbelief when he heard the report. >> the nuclear football story. when the producer said this to me i had to read this twice.

is that babylon be? the onion? this is a real story. think about i am not kidding. is he trying to be funny about this? this is a real story, these are democrats. you said it in your opening statement. is there something these democrats aren't telling us? >> political reports democrats offered some alternatives like requiring a device that is vice president and house speaker agree with the law and order. >> the criminal charges for tiger woods, the car crash that with the golf legend with significant injuries ruled an accident. jillian: ashley strohmeyer joins us with the latest. jillian: tiger woods is recovering from what is said to be the first of several surgeries on his shattered leg following a horrific car crash. his suv went the distance of more than a football field before coming to a stop. los angeles county sheriff shot

down the notion he was impaired during the crash. listen. >> we don't contemplate any charges which remains an accident, accident is not a crime. >> reporter: can tiger come back from such a severe injury? one doctor who is not treating woods had this to say about it. >> unfortunately it is very unlikely he returns to be a professional golfer after these injuries. it would be difficult for any golfer. met >> reporter: the chief medical officer at the hospital where woods is recovering said there were fractures, that means the bone of his right leg was broken in more than two pieces and pierced his skin, screws and pins were inserted and this type of injury is prone to infection. >> if anyone can it is him. what he has gone through and been through and what his body has been through, he's in a tough place.

it will be at least 6, 9, a year of pt and a lot of work but if anyone can do what it is him. >> terrible in a the, otherwise known as that black box has not been pulled from the suv he was driving but they will possibly get more information about the crash. there are also claims from a crew member of the tv show that the show's director was involved in a crash almost before 7 am tuesday. todd: thank you. jillian: the architect at the capital says repair costs from the january 6th riots already topping $30 million. detailing the extensive damage to the house's fine art collection and historical statues, busts of former presidents covered in paint, a nineteenth century artwork was

ripped to the ground. the house curator praised employees for saving other precious works. todd: police officers carrying out a harrowing rescue of two people from a burning car. michael parry and aggie murphy held as heroes this morning, they responded to the scene of a car that crashed into a tree, a vehicle bursting into flames, wasting no time running up to the fire and pulling the driver and passenger out. the conditions of those injured unknown but they saved lives. jillian: look at this. grandmother in australia caught on camera tackling a man trying to steal her bag. video shows the man snatching her person trying to get away but she rushes behind him, grabbing him by the collar, throwing him right to the grounds. a struggle ensues before the woman can be seen walking off with her bag in hand leaving the man with nothing but a ripped shirt and bruised ego. todd: less like football and more like a hockey fight. speaking of grandmas this 105-year-old woman, i assume she

is a grandmother, credits her faith in the special diet for helping her survive covid-19. what is her special diet? fruits, vegetables, she says she loves eating raisins soaked in gin. >> one of the many lifelong habits including brushing her teeth with breaking soda. he tested positive on her birthday in january after receiving a second dose of covid-19 vaccine the day before. that is heartbreaking. jillian: such a cool lady and the original name of the gin. jillian: i didn't know that. it is not true. 9 minutes after the hour. the media finally pays attention to the nursing home scandal. >> a lot of news agencies think this is breaking news. we have been shouting from the rooftop for 10 months, 10 months.

jillian: the tide is turning it seems come to the er puts cuomo under oath, they join us live next. >> the mittens were so january. february is all about the shirts. a new bernie sanders meme turning up the internet.

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change republicans demanding answers from governor andrew cuomo surrounding nursing home just in his state. >> reporter: republicans on the house oversight committee want to subpoena governor andrew

cuomo to testify on covid-19 deaths in nursing homes in the state. i exclusively the voter from republicans led by james come er to carolyn maloney urging her to compel his testimony and demanding to, quote, hear the truth under oath directly from governor cuomo. republicans are also requesting subpoenas for documents, information and communication related to new york's nursing home policy and a full investigation into cuomo's actions, this after cuomo last year directed new york nursing homes to accept patients who had or were suspected of having covid-19, the move create an onslaught of cases resulting in thousands of deaths among new york's most vulnerable population but cuomo has defended the policy saying at the time it was in line with guidance from the trump administration but a cuomo spokesman is slamming the request from republicans is just, quote, empty political theater saying cuomo is focused on managing the coronavirus crisis and won't let these, quote, antics detract from that work.

it is unclear how chairwoman maloney will handle the request from republicans. her office did not respond to fox news's request for comment. jillian: let's bring in the house oversight committee member leading the letter. thank you for joining us. i know you had that rally yesterday and you've been outspoken about this for almost a year now. you have been passionate about it, you want answers as do many others. do you finally feel your voices being heard? >> i do. it has taken 10 months but better late than never. yesterday was a good day. there was a lot of press at that event. i credit ron kim for bring bringing the press. fox news has been covering this, the new york post. there have been some journalist in albany, new york but this has been relatively uncovered and the governor has been revered

for the last year. todd: will this request you have for subpoenas of governor cuomo be granted? >> who knows? maloney has not been good at granting our requests but this is the job of the oversight committee but nancy pelosi created a coronavirus. mismanagement, waste, fraud and abuse. i'm sure she was hoping that would involve the trump administration but with the select committee finding the most concerning mismanagement and form of abuse is at the hands of governor cuomo with the nursing home policy. we want answers in the victims want answers. jillian: you hear congressman comeare, how much does this help your effort to have him and other supporting you and trying to get these answers, trying to get them under oath as best you can? >> anyone trying to spread the

message and help our families is another win for us. it has to resonate at home. people have to understand the story. it's not hard to understand it. we had elderly infected by the virus because our governor at 9000 nursing patients in a nursing home, not hard to understand at all. todd: it isn't rocket science, we were told to stay home, they did exactly the opposite. how does this sad saga end? >> the select committee will not let up on this. steve scalise and jim jordan had primarily been highlighting this, messaging this and represent not just the families of the victims but the taxpayers and the people of new york, we are not going to let up on it. maloney will cave under pressure.

she represents new york and the new york legislators, democrat and republican including ocasio cortez called on the committee to subpoena cuomo, i think cuomo has a lot of questions to answer in the house oversight committee and covid-19 select committee won't let up on this. jillian: what would you say to people who don't support this letter demanding the subpoena? >> reporter: this is not about politics. it never has been. it is not about republican and democrat. it is about what is right and what is wrong and to ensure that this kind of thing never happens to another family again. people need to support this. todd: same question i asked the congressman. how does the sad saga ultimately end? >> we don't have our loved ones back. >> we will continue pressing on this and democrats are good at

eventually reading public opinion. public opinion in new york is people want answers and we need to learn from history. it is not about politics, this is about finding answers, it is about accountability and making sure something like this never happens again. >> janice: i wish i could have my relatives back but if i can lend my voice to those who don't have one i will continue to fight even when this isn't a news story anymore. i will. >> behind-the-scenes you have been in touch with so many families who have been on this program, you reached out to me a week ago saying tried to find their contact information to reach out to them, people we had on the show and it has been devastating but truly remarkable to watch all of your efforts, everybody involved, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.

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>> the biden administration is restricted to releases declassified in the report on the killing of jamal khashoggi. >> the circumference approved the journalist's brutal murder. >> good morning. the biden administration is expected to release new documents today that was signed light on the disappearance and death of journalist jamal khashoggi. us officials do believe

according to these documents and reports that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmon approved and likelihood of becoming the took place at the saudi consulate in istanbul in october of 2018. following the merger many altered arms sales to the kingdom the us and canada sanctions key individuals involved the crown prince continues to maintain high-level global relations. the release of these new documents will come ahead of a planned call in the near future between president biden and saudi king salmon. biden told reporters he has written report but hasn't yet spoken to the saudis. we do know other members of the administration have been in contact with saudi arabia at the advisor level and middle eastern country is an enemy of iran as well as playing a role in the civil war. the biden administration's foreign-policy team actively addressing. on wednesday during the daily briefing jen psaki was asked about future us saudi relations. >> if you come to the conclusion there were any senior saudi officials involved in the

covid-19 murder will those officials be welcome to the united states? >> it is understandable line of questioning and i asked the full report to be released. i won't get ahead of the policy process for the release of that report. >> and extreme the complicated relationship between the united states and saudi arabia. one relationship to watch for is that of saudi arabia and israel. reports indicate the jewish state and saudi arabia could soon normalize ties as we've seen many other countries in the region do over the past several months. jillian: joey jones firing back at comments by chris hayes after the host compared congresswoman's! display to usama bin laden. >> a congress woman like

marjorie taylor green, why they feel they need to do commercials shooting in a are, why they feel like constituents need that, just because every single day of our lives we live in fear the democrats will have the right tragedy to take our guns away. but how dare you tell someone like me that i am anything like the man whose life's work was to take my legs and dozens of my friends lives, i'm sorry we disagree but you weak minded individual, how do you see something like that to me, i take that personally. >> she tried to display the guns despite admitting he finds it tacky. >> still had the left hypocrisy on full display.

>> little girls in cages. >> there are some things that should not be up to politics, putting kids in cages is one of them. >> that was then but now the biden administration is reopening detention centers for migrant kids but the media refuses to cover it the same way. are logan joins us. >> the pack kicking off today, live in orlando ahead of the big event next.

taters instead of getting cages. >> we have a number of children coming into the country without their families. was we are not doing, what the last administration did, was separate those kids from the arms of their parents. todd: holding the biden administration accountable about the border facility they just reopened to house child migrants. under the last administration these were called cages but now they are called facilities. what changed? clara logan helps to clear it up.

can you explain the difference? >> the difference is obvious. it is politics, that is the difference and on the one hand the biden administration, biden was with obama in the administration that built those cages and that was frustrating at the time during the trump administration to see the headlines and all the hype and media hysteria across the board over the cages and it was disappointing because i was speaking to agents who were telling me they were using the same facilities they were using under biden and obama and that is the basic facts, simple fact that isn't difficult to get right and there was no reason for another than politics and that set the tone for the rest of the trump administration and they have information dominance and can make whatever they want stick it is not true.

todd: so many examples of this media double standard, the washington post, viewing us border so the ride as cages essential american officials plays more immigration cooperation in june of 2019 under the trump administration and now this week migrant facility for children opens under biden. obviously a much more benign way of putting it. people buying this packaging if you will or are they realizing that when you open the box it is the same thing inside? >> depends who you are talking to because if you are a biden supporter and a democrat in all you watch is cnn or nbc, abc, cbs and get your news from the new york times or the washington post and so on then it fits very well with your ideology and worldview, you probably hated trump and you choose to see it

differently and you don't have to expose your self to all the clips that expose the double standard or go back in time and don't have to be honest with your self and so many people lack moral courage and so many people are not honest with themselves and are happy to go along with it so it really depends on your perspective but at the same time millions of people do see through it. millions of people who didn't want to speak up at the time this was happening under trump are willing to speak up now because they have seen this happen over and over again and what they realize is you are now looking at domestic terrorist legislation before congress that is going to use the full force of the law and the justice department against people who don't agree with those making the rules right now, those in power and that has added more to that, the bigger infrastructure

because it also applies to one 27 on gun-control. you have to be under psychological evaluation to determine if you are psychologically suitable so who will fit into that category in this goes on and on and on in the oil industry, just lost your job or so on, these policies are not happening in isolation and people see through that. todd: you can see the return to the border on fox nation, we do appreciate your time and insight. you have been there, you know what is going on and you bring that insight to our viewers. thank you. >> the annual seepack conference in orlando leads up to sunday's guest speaker donald trump expected to lay out the future of the gop in his first public address since leaving the white house. todd: what do florida voters and anybody visiting their, let's bring pete hegseth to a place i think i have been. i have been there, right?

>> reporter: absolutely. you red dixie bell café. any recommendations for me? >> just bacon. >> reporter: a sign over their says bacon cures everything and that is correct. they have amazing homemade biscuits and gravy which i will be trying, you are remembered here and we are only about 15 minutes from where the conservative political action conference will be held. tons of anticipation, donald trump will be speaking on sunday. we talked to attendees who change travel plans, they were not planning on sticking around through sunday, now they are because they have to leave monday. we are on the same schedule "fox and friends" and fox nation. i was over there, the fox nation set looks fantastic. i will be hosting "fox and friends" all weekend long but

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shannon: the dow closing at a new record high just shy of 32,000 but with the charge on

wall street today. todd: what is calling this spike? they are rolling along. >> good morning. a new record, just shy at 32,000. the dow closed at 31,000, s&p closing at 1300 and the nasdaq, 3025, green numbers on the screen, another positive start for the dow, the nasdaq and s&p in the red. it boosted market yesterday. americans get vaccinated, in washington, gets underway. he also said interest rates that remain historically low. all these things are market positive.

shannon: in the meantime we interviewed two people in the last hour who want the politics out of education. >> reporter: the new effort that gets underway in san francisco to recall 3 san francisco school board members, 1200 signatures so far, the board has faced mounting criticism to reopen schools. organizers want them to get politics out of education. >> to get them educated, focusing on things that are important but not urgent. >> reporter: the effort will need 70,000 signatures for each of the 3 members but folks have had it with the school closings. todd: a very controversial toy bill being proposed in the golden state. >> reporter: a new bill being considered would require toy

stores and department stores to be gender-neutral to, quote, combat prejudice and judgment against gender nonconforming children. floorspace would be devoted to merchandise marketed to both boys and girls. fine, $1,000 if stores violate the provision as retailers are struggling to keep their doors open and employees pay because we are in the middle of a pandemic. there is that. todd: can i get on my soapbox? this has nothing to do with the politics, it is being a dead. when i am told to get something i need color coding, get the pink one, the blue one. i will fail miserably. this is going to hurt dads because we are not very bright. keep things simple. still ahead, donald trump looking for the funds up to get back on facebook, the latest on his efforts to unlock his account. jillian: let's check with brian

kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: not missing much on facebook, we are going to get a preview of the former president's cpac speech. we will see about his future and the future of the party. kevin mccarthy wants the president to speak but liz cheney does not. what is he going to say about that? that awkward moment yesterday. utah senator mike lee will talk about two nominees on the biden side having a lot of turbulence and a lot of trouble. new administration pulling the plug on a trump your effort to keep transgender students out of girls sports. we talk to two student athletes, they want a level playing field, i don't blame them on, we discussed that more when you gradually get dressed and go to your laptop and go to school, back in a moment.

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jillian: the facebook oversight board taking on a presidential appeal. jillian: who might be doing that? jillian: donald trump could be allowed back on facebook. the oversight board will hold a trial where they hear from a group of experts, public opinion and take into consideration the cochair of the oversight board saying the former president's case is a textbook example of why the board was created because many people are interested in it, it is very principled but parlor's interim ceo says facebook is more political than principle. take a listen.

>> for a long time facebook and twitter and other social media giants flex their muscles, pushed governments around, cooperated with governments to silence free-speech. time for a fresh look and the new perspective. >> the decision whether to reinstate the former president will be made by may, possibly sooner. todd: a stunning admission from the new york times. jillian: they will make some big-time changes to their workplace culture after this 8 month probe into diversity and inclusion in the company, time sent a letter to employees saying it's central finding is the times is too often a difficult place to work for people of all backgrounds particularly colleagues of color and especially black and latino colleagues. it calls for us to transform our culture but times has been

accused of being hostile to conservative insulating cancel culture so the big question is will this new decision in how they run the company going forward going to make that issue more prevalent? jillian: here's the question. do we think there are shirts in the back? >> it needs to be answered. this is the latest viral meme. his facial expressions, like the one of him with the mittens on inauguration day, that was all his facial expression. mary on twitter has an idea of what is in the bag, just dry cleaning, not even new shirts. sarah says you bet it will be from a store called shirts. you said you like things to be labeled. >> you can tell his facial expressions when wearing a mask. i don't even know who he is. i can't see or hear.

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jillian: welcome back. more trouble for embattled new york governor andrew cuomo. a former aide of cuomo administration lindsey boylan giving more claims of actions of governor. she claimed he kissed her and claims of the governor said that they play strip poke other an flight in 2018. todd: new york assemblyman ron kim called como to repeal the pandemic immunity granted to nursing homes and hospitals. the greater new york hospital association says rights to protect health care facilities and staff from liability. jillian: there are calls to subpoena cuomo to testify in congress. todd: congressman james comer joined "fox & friends" earlier why he is leading the effort to get cuomo under oath. >> this is the job of the oversight committee.

nancy pelosi created a coronavirus select subcommittee to investigate all things related to the coronavirus, mismanagement, waste, fraud, abuse. i'm sure pelosi was hoping that would involve the trump administration. what the select committee found the most concerning mismanagement and forms of abuse is the hands of governor cuomo and nursing home policy. we know the families want answers. todd: already investigating the governor's handling of the state's nursing homes. jillian: the conservative political action conference kicks off today in orlando, florida. this year's big headliner, former president donald trump, who will give husband first public speech since leaving office. todd: joining us for a preview, 2021 cpac speaker jack brewer. when cpac is over, what will be the main headline to come out of it? >> hopefully it's a plan, plan

of action how conservatives and republicans can get this country back together. the first month 1/2 or so of the biden administration has been just reprehensible. when you look at the policies passed, the attack on religious freedoms, the jobs that are being destroyed right now because of this administration's policies, really it is concerning. we knew it would be a push, a hard push to the left but no one imagined policies being put in place such as these. i mean i saw yesterday that the task force that are actually going against that sex trafficking that president put together is now being destroyed. i mean so this is just a complete abomination. i think it should be a concern to all americans, not just americans on the right but anyone with common sense, anyone with faith, anyone who puts their spirituality first and families across this nation should be concerned with these

policies. jillian: a few questions here. can you give us a little preview what you can expect to hear from you? what do you think we'll hear from the former president and how do you think he will be received? >> i'm excited. i will talk a lot about family, getting back to core principles and conservative sal use. i was so concerned as i walk into the communities that i serve. seeing kids from the public school systems in our nation. i think we have a lot to fix. things are not going well. you hear the political talk is all about skin color and race and division. i'm going to hopefully talk about unity bringing us together as a nation. i think president trump will finally come out and talk to conservatives and gives us a little bit of hope. i think right now folks just need some encouragement. i think the president will do a lot of i told you so. because you see they're repealing many of his policies.

actually the policies that have been good for all americans are being repealed right now. i think president trump will discuss that. hopefully he will give us a little bit of his thoughts on what is coming up in 2022. we have so many important races across the country that will be happening. it will be grat to get the president's perspective on that. see who he is supporting. let's all as conservatives come together with a strong plan to take it country back. todd: you mentioned skin color in your answer. former president obama says reparations are needed but politics of white resistance made it a nonstarter. take a listen. >> the politics of white resistance and resentiment made the prospect of actually proposing any kind of coherent meaningful reparations program struck me as not only a

nonstarter but potentially counterproductive. todd: 45 seconds for your answer. that seemed like a pretty passive aggressive passing of the buck to me. what do you think? >> no doubt. he is just trying to appease right now. really sad to see when you talk about reparations, you're looking at a nation where we're spending 25,000-dollar per kid in the inner-city schools where many black kids can't read and write. many plaque kids don't have fathers in their homes. so many issues with nothing to do with reparations. there is enough money in the system right now where everybody is getting reparations it is how it is being spent. we need to get back to core issues. sad to see that. the african-american leader of this nation, barack obama is still making these type of excuses but hasn't spoke about one single issue that is really causing underserved communities of color around the country to

be so devastated. it is terrible. jillian: jack, you're always so inspirational. we'll look forward to see what you have to say this week. thanks for joining us. have a good day. >> god bless you both and this entire network. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> new allegations of sexual harrassment against new york governor andrew cuomo. a new york democrat is joining calls for an independent investigation. >> this man has an attitude, opinion, that makes it believable. >> just a mess of guns behind her. >> a lot of people immediately noticed. >> usama bin laden for one liked to pose against a bookshelf with a gun. >> how dare you tellp anyone like me that the man's life work was to take my legs. >> if neera tanden is not conserved she will not become budget director. >> i'm not say she is a smoked